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The elevation gain is not insignificant! If you take this route, drive carefully; the steep sections with lots of gravel make braking difficult. Be sure to wear a helmet for low-hanging branches!

St. Wolfgang Church in Glashütte. Information: Construction of the church began in 1521 on land acquired by Duke George the Bearded. The church was consecrated to St. Wolfgang in 1535. Extensive renovations were carried out between 2007 and 2010.

Pleasant ambience and friendly service

...beautiful little town....with a lot of watchmaking craftsmanship.....

The Glashütte Observatory, opened in 1910, was used by Otto Lange and Herbert Wempe for watchmaking research in the late 1930s. The Second World War put a stop to these plans. In 2005, Wempe renovated the observatory and set up a chronometer testing facility. Since 2006, watches have been tested there in accordance with DIN 8319.

Modernity meets nostalgia. A little highlight in Glashütte if you have your 🚲 piece of jewelry in front of the 🗼 📸.

"A post mile post of the Electorate of Saxony, colloquially also called a Saxon post mile post or just a post mile post, is a milestone that indicates distances and walking times to within an eighth of an hour. The design of the stones varies depending on the distance they represent." In this case, it is a large distance post. "The post mile posts of the Electorate of Saxony were erected during the reign of Augustus the Strong and his successor on all important postal and trade routes and in almost all cities of the Electorate of Saxony to indicate official distances. This was intended to create the basis for a uniform calculation of postal fees." - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurs%C3%A4chsische_Postmeilens%C3%A4ule#Distanzs%C3%A4ule Usually, the distance posts were to be erected at every gate in the city. In exceptional cases, however, it was also possible to erect a single market post in the center of the city. The postal rates are then listed on the side of the column in whose direction they lead.

"A Saxon post mile column, colloquially also called a Saxon post mile column or just post column, is a milestone that indicates distances and walking times with an accuracy of up to an eighth of an hour. The design of the stones varies depending on the distance they represent." In this case it is a large distance column. "The Electoral Saxon postal mileposts were erected during the reign of August the Strong and his successor on all important postal and trade routes and in almost all cities in the Electorate of Saxony to indicate the official distances. This was intended to create the basis for a uniform calculation of postal fees." - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurs%C3%A4chsische_Postmeilens%C3%A4ule#Distanzs%C3%A4ule Usually the distance pillars should be erected at every gate in the city. In exceptional cases it was also possible to set up a single market column in the center of the city. The postal rates are then listed on the side of the column in whose cardinal direction they lead.